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The Kevin Miller Podcast

577: Best times for healthy habits - Habits with Dan Pink

The Kevin Miller Podcast

Kevin Miller

Nutrition, Relationships, Mental Health, Education, Social Sciences, Science, Society & Culture, Self-improvement, Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality, Medicine, Life Sciences, How To

4.51.4K Ratings

🗓️ 21 May 2018

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

We are back with renowned author Dan Pink to hear about his habits in the 7 spokes of the Ziglar wheel of life. Of course with his focus on perfect timing...in talking about what he does for his physical health, it was intriguing to hear his study shows morning exercise is better for losing weight and habit formation and gives good mood boost. But the case for later afternoon or evening exercise is there are fewer injuries, the exercise is less effortful and people tend to enjoy it more. And your performance and speed will be better later in the day. Interesting to me as I hit the weights or the road to run at 6:30am every morning. I always enjoy hearing the habits of researchers. Our main interview with Dan was in show 575. Get his new book, When: The scientific secrets of perfect timing” at danpink.com or wherever you buy books. Quick favor to ask, you obviously listen to the Ziglar show, but would you help us? In iTunes, if you haven’t yet subscribed, would you? It makes sure you don’t miss another episode, and in all truth, we’re trying to get a bump in the rankings and subscribing helps us most. If you got value from this show, please let us know and leave a review in iTunes! Then email us at thanks@ziglarshow.com and tell us your iTunes username...so we can thank you by sending you Zig Ziglar and Tom Ziglar’s book, Born to Win. An actual hard copy!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

This is a Glass Box Media Podcast.

0:05.0

You know, a lot of times when I'm stymied I think about, you know, in writing something,

0:12.0

I think not only about,

0:12.9

say, how can I finish this reason writing,

0:14.6

or how can I get this done?

0:16.2

But I take three steps back and say, okay, why am I doing this?

0:18.4

Like, what's the purpose?

0:19.7

Welcome to the Ziggler show,

0:21.2

where we inspire your true performance. I'm your host

0:24.0

Kevin Miller. Today we are back with renowned author Dan Pink to hear about his

0:29.6

habits and the seven spokes of the Ziggler Wheel of Life. Of course with his focus on perfect

0:36.5

timing and talking about what he does for his physical health for instance it was

0:40.5

intriguing to hear that his studies show mourning exercise is better for losing weight and habit formation and gives a good mood boost for the day.

0:50.0

But the case for later afternoon or evening exercises, there are fewer injuries.

0:54.1

The exercise is less effortful and people tend to enjoy it more.

0:57.9

And your performance and speed will be better later in the day, statistically.

1:02.3

It's interesting to me as I hit the weights or the road to go running at about 6.30 a.m.

1:07.2

every morning. I always enjoy hearing the habits of researchers specifically. Our main interview with Dan Pink was in show 575 and on that note

1:17.1

you can get his new book when the scientific secrets of perfect timing at Dan Pink.com. Secret of Ziegler show listeners. You obviously listen to the show, but if you would help us out in iTunes,

1:35.0

if you haven't yet subscribed, would you do that? Just hit that subscribe button.

1:39.6

It makes sure you don't miss another episodes and in all truth it helps us get a big

1:43.8

bump up in the rankings and that helps other people find us and also on that if you do

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